The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1847, Page 3

Bay de the financlal condition of the people suffers fog from a deficiency; food they must have, and it must ht be ald for. Great Britain never was ina more unfor- tunate position to be large importer of breadstufls, Another short harvest would have broken down her fl- nanolal and commercial system, and have placed her at the merey of that couatry from which a supply of breud- stuffs would be required. We are not yet fully satisfied suck 2 result will not be realized much sooner thane Generally anticipated; it is very well known that she will went large supplies of breadstuffs, such as the Unit- @d States only can furnish; and should the demand be anything like that realized last year, we shall drain the Bank of England of every pound of bullion in its vault me Exchange. i {gah Canton Co, 20 100; do sow 294 iow ‘So Go suw 29) Ho 4d 1028) 59 do. b60 30 lvoo 102! oo do baw 29) 30000 Penn 5%, 330 73" 30 do 293 10000 do am 72 (40 b60 29: 16000 do - ma 3 Nor ‘Wore, 4% 15000 Ohio 6s, '60, 8 310 Se i Tlie fandable, 39%. 58 hs bso 38 394g 100 do 37 uae Roading Bonds, 9% 150 Long Island, 28; Pee ies 3% OE wo 8 0 “be 0 B00 do. beo 7 10 do ws $000 Read’ nie Bae ald 6434 100 do bao 28: 9% she Bk Co lam 92d— 190 do 815 26 175 Mechanies’ Bai, 103" 20 do so 38 490 beadiog RR, 46 © 450 Harlem RR, Aq oO do. bem 60 = 150 do bio 4454 490 do Om 140 do boo 45) 40 do 36% 200 © do 40s loo do 230 56; do bs 4 600 Farmers’ Trust, a do 44. 100 Morris Canal, 10% 50 do b30 44: 110 Canton Co, 2954 150 do b1O dtde Second $12600 ‘Treas notes, 6's, 2000 Reading Bonds, 300 Long island, oe es yay 60 do 360 Harlem, a10 43 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorn, Satunpay Arrennoon, Nov. 6. ‘This being the last day of the week, and many of tho merchants not having had time to digest the news brought by the Caledonia, transactions in breadstuffs were moderate in amount. Flour opencd in the fore- noon at yesterday's quotations, or slightly under pre- vious rates; but during ’change, increased dullness be- ‘camo apparent, and seles were mado towards the close showing a decline of about 12g to 25e per barrel, on new brands of Oswego, Michigan, and Genesee. Wheat.was also loss firm, and sales were very light. Corn opened in the forenoon at prices previously current, but during the dey the article became less firm, and closed. at fully one cent per bushel lower than at quotations current before the arrival of the steamer. Meal being in moderate supply remained unchanged by the news. A sale of Tyo, delivered, brought the,same price paid before the atonmer's news; but there wore sellers of the article in the flip befsre the close at 970. Ryo flour was scarce, and remained about the same, There were moderate sales making in provisions, the particulars of which wilt be found below. Groeerles remained about the same. The improved inquiry for sugar continued, while no transactions of momeut in coffee were reported, Asurs.—The market remained steady, and sales of 75 bbl were made at $875 a $8 87)g. Pots were firm at $6 623¢. Breapsturrs—Flour—Sales of 150 bbls. Ger were made at $6 50,and 450 do Oswego at the sam: 0 ri 850 do Black Rock sold at $6 43%; 1,100 do Oswego reported cold at $6 63; 1,000 bbls of straight brands wer Michigan sold at $6 43%, and 600 do do at $6 37%. To- ‘wards the close, rules of 400 bbls. now straight brands Genenve were reported at $6 37g. Southern continued in light snprly, and Howard street and Georgetown were worth $6 5234. Wheat—Tho market wae teas stiff; no sales of Genesee wore reported. A ivt of 800 bushels uorthéra Peunsylvania were made at $139 Corn—In the forenoon, a lot of very handsome yellow (wanted to fillan order) of 2.000 bush,, sold at 78¢., and 2,000 mixed sold at 7éc, The market afterwards became lees firm, and sales of 2600 bushels Western mixed were made at 74c. Other sales wore made to the extent of 3 a 4000 bushels, in- eluding good yellow, delivered, at 76 a 7636, and of West- ern mixed, common and good, at 73. a74c.. The market closed in « langaidtat, Meal—The market remained unchanged, Ryr—Sales of 1000 bushels, delivered, were made «t $i, but there wore sellers of tho article in the slip ni 970, ‘Rye Flour—Sales of about 300 bbls were made, iavludiog inferior to common,at $5 12}¢, and good at $5 37g. Burley—No sules transpired; 900. seemed to be the top of the market. Oats—No ehange was no- tleed ‘They continued to sell by the cprgo at 49 a 600. Receipts down the Hudson River, Nov. 6. Flour. . + + 10,200 barrel «ly 100 bushels, 209 . 3200 Boors axv Suoss.--The demand continued v. ood, whilst the stock of all descriptions was very light. ‘The boot and shoe deslers, as weil as manufeoturors, have done aa excellent business throughout the year, and must now be ina very healthy condition, as the transac- tions have bewa confined much more to eash than in for- mer yeare. Catouxs—No ol ge. Coreex—Supplies continued to be light, and Brazil was mosily confined to second hands, while prices re- mained about the same, Several cargoes on the way were expected to arrive. Corrox—The offxet of the news per Ci lonia has not yet been devsioped by operations in the market.— The } rivate accounts raaies — decidedly lower than the oMfiets! quotations for cash, 64gd. being accepted for fair Boweds, and an article easiy fair at 6d.; middling Mobile at 4a 4)¢d, all for @ash on the dey of sale.— Buch & nlvte of things must, of eourse, give a down- ward tencene vs hore, if holders desire to effect were disposed of, at arying trom 4 cent to 3¢ cent decline; fair, up- selling from Sig to 8% centa, —There were no arrivals of dry cod, and none left afloat unsold. Mackerel were firm, and No 1s were worth $875. No snlex were reported. "The market was bare of herring. and vo sales were reported. Hr Tke market continued firm, and sales of 100 Dales American dew rotted were made at $140 a $160 per ton Hives—Nothing of importance to report. Some sales of Mov evideos apd Rio Graod have been made at 1124, 6 mos ‘The demand is moderate, st rather declining prices. on ordinary descriptions. Imports for the year, thus far. ... Saum Lime last year. 173.452 Same time in 1845. . 632,577 LraTHex— Sales for the wouk have been latge, (includ- ing some to arrive.) —probably not less than 40,000 sides, of all aescriptions, but at rather declining rates—say 16 816% for light and middling weights hemlock sole. Ouk tupued continued rcarce and high—say 200 to 6c for good stamps of fair quality. Upper, in rough, was also 800,018 Very searee, and in much request, whilst, hemlock sole | ‘was more plenty, with rather an increasing stock, prospeers of w etill greater increase for the next six ‘weeks from the,factthat the tanners usually crowd in the market »li they can before the close of navigation. The Teowipia from now to. the close of a: ation may possibly Teach 200 000 sides, which, with the stock now on hand, will give, from now to the opening of navigation next spring, sbout 300 000 sides, whieh is considered an un- usually light stock Should the river close ig the quantity will be somewhat less than above Leap was quiet at $4 50. Moasses—The market was steady. Sales of 20 hhds Cubs Musoovado were made at 30 cts. 300 bhds Cuba damagrd were sold by auction at 18 a 19 cts, cash. Navan Stoxxs were quiet. Raw turpentine was in light supply, while the stock of apirits was large. Small saies of che latter, chiefly at retail, were making at 43 @ 49. Ina large way there were sellers at 48cts In raw there was no ehwnge. Rosin remained about the same, and ter exhybited no alteration. Ois Linseed—In the English market it was quoted at és by the Cambsia, which was a decline of 5 w6 ots per gailon, and the market was heary here in conse- quence. 8000 gallons were sold at 56 cts, and 2000 do. American, oity pressed, do, at 69.060 cts, cash. There waa ucthing new So erade whale or sperm. Provisions —Sales of 200 bbis mess pork were made at $14 60, ana 76 do, prime, at $10 3734, with som: lots do. by retail at $1075, Beef—100 tierces of city prime sold it $7 50. i Va Sales of 190 bbla were made at 970, and 1250 190 g#nt Lio, actual tare, Cheese was heavy—sales of HOU Soxew Herkimer dairies were made at 73ge. Butter 0) kegs Ohio, commen, at 10c., and about of thie State were made nt 1dal7e i ‘s market was quiet and hare of supplies, while quotations remained nominal. Dealers wer wait- fog tow arrivaln said to be on the way. r covtinued firm at 7Ke. tion at G0e cash Svain—Mles of 400 boxes Havana brown were made At Gus, Salen of Muscoradoes continued to be made at previous quotation: { Tarrow Sales of 410 000 Iba. were reported at 100 Yonscco nex the usual statement showing the prices, oeipts and stock on hand for the uding th fteruoon :— wook ending Usis af mone ‘aes _ Prices, thie week. on hand, Bee? bulinas 3 to Ses 900 hd 5087 hds 4 ~ = andand Ohio, — - 45 hds Mary ate vet hn vd . to 1€ to athe Is "ee ito bie 16 to 35 bis. 205 bls, 1169 bis Yara... 35 to 45 100 le ae 913 bis » belug too mach advanced, there was not have been and some {tected ; 200 hhds. Kentaoky | Jadu Lobacco on private £erms obange of Weatern were made at 30 a 30 on wt Slo. includiag drudge. nominal, and we heard of po engage » wort reporting, K's SAC William street, oppos ie the avery hwdsume stock of ov «and bod: Of which vary from $10 to $16 Also, cloths, cansimeres, and Yeatines mate mp to order, ct low prices, foreach onty. My brows and black sacks are handeomely trim with velvet collne ud suf edund wadded eutirely. Some have ty werked : Dverecen to measure at the very same prtestog rite they are sold ready made, is 6tis® r yl gaa rae Tee | 1 Te omy orn ferences given and required. REAK#SAST CTY hex Roepe 3 Broadiyny bas at whi ed from shotion, 1060 Serene oF | Eee ean ut Bowl re eaves A pleasant tween Leng yaad Iso in hone for! the diag hy eile Ro pares with ID TO IRELAND~, hef Committee wil + at ropared for pul Bro BREW BENEVOLED will celebrate its 26h anni the Apollo Saloon, on formances will commence at 3 Gallery, 25 cents. faites apotate and the South. No later arrivals from Mexico. secure society ‘Paseday the the EN i os Davin sa) ANH) _Hy. GorpamrtH, Secretary: ERMAN MK&BREW BENEVOL} wons of this bass was a passenger in the James L. Day, which sailed from ny nM At NIELLO—Magricl Mr. w. ir. Stevens; oe Mrs. Phi FE adn mel reas do: 30, thread scart ir fie we HE ANNUN( at. Ny "Vics Presid’. aaa ia Math wer tueei deatraile pavia in the whole abitrc ret on habe and directly fupeatts the new orgau | 1S) wat’ congregation Malai ay ided.— | is avon BE aero the iy int penny, a the 16th of Novetuber tthe Asolo lare from the stained ginss Eef sat DOR—Sir “rack "0 OHenps Me HL. WINTEA. 31 Wall sueet, over the ae is ARDENER-Galoctard, ARTFUL pte Re he Arefal Dod. LES’ BOY—Paddy Miles, ER. nt ISAAC Spite "T UENHORFER, Vice President, fakrrnann, Secreury. 5 REWARD. ‘Lost a rr 2 5 to Catha ep of worn, mark A few teal ‘Alte: hae Sth eet eer, Mr. DeBary eck room, second story. with cl ituation is pleasant aod cou’ very atten ion will be paid to make it jome, For further particulars, please OAD py BROOME STREE' Emily, Mise H fics ore Mz Willams, en, on Fi ifn eveni rt. The ete Boy the fecovery of tates WIL ASE OFF CLOTHING. O —Ceatlemen or ladies having superfiuoas &e they wish te convert into obraih frovn the subscriber’ 20: per cant nore then from aay fice No.2 Wall street Ladies or Bok can be attended at their residences by ap- rested through the Post Offiee or otanrweians wi will KF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE ‘eD.—Ladies and gentlemen hav uous oe Rlcon au ‘bi ting te phe i ye most evtisfactory Address" BY” eae oer n6 tr {PANISH LAN LANGUAGE.—A rth who speaks and fers his services to those who en pefftrmangeey ei commence with the Rie. Kemp and 8 ea a wid ers the nets alternately. vee Broadway an, ean Mins Madigan, will ip. ~ OLYMPIC THEATRI VAN! ce vies geufemtn and oy to order, to fs favor hima ‘King Biseke Mr ean tn ot ei «Miss Mary T | can ‘obtain a fair ou subscriber, throu the ah by rending for the w teud at their resideuecs. F any eek da er fea Cloaks, Vests, Pants, as / han S69 pri Ee ae whieh wil vd elo Salona cet, ing of pantaloons, hitherto so d.fficult, hes warranted to ft in @ ANDERBILT, 36 M 66 Broadwey, up stairs. La:ties can be attended to by Mrs. bs Levenstyn NEW STYLE DOOR PLAT Behe a sptendi ¢ Patter J abe Mr, Byrea Tremaine PelhamsPodge, Mr. Holland. 4 o’clock, aud the ew CAN fUskUM—P. T. B. ANINS THIS WEEK. oa coreany and Bea oe SPLENDID EXHIBITIONS” "ap "Opler ate eine i rs ne no ane eerie et doors, ‘are in- ine the aberes Hed to call an examine He AOBERTS, $62 Broxcway »ear Prince rect ERVOUS DEAFNES6—The following is an extract d from a distinguished physician in withheld by request of One of my patients, ui janie Belt, with the Magne- us affection of deafness RS. JOHN MACFARREN, Trot Europe, Pupil of im Madame ye ae jueen of Kugland, ry evening at half, athe taorniny Eos 10 iy BALLOON PANORAMIC "OF GREAT BERNARD. the Yankee conte. FETE MO CLARA FISHERS Ge ey ee ¢. , VING ORANG OUTAN goin ikenesses au boric CAPTIVE semes » the fainous Fortu general health poor. Much was done pre} sppliention of the belt, but with very little succe: « oun right to tell you, that since she commences MADAM ROCKWELL, Admission to the whole, 25 cents; res of age and old enough to walk #CHANICH seein” 472 Baten ‘> between Grand ns sada ox new fashionable dances are taught ivate dancing soirees will be given as usual. Secon, BAN ous or east oft clothing or furniture to dispese of, fair cash price for the sume, by seading for the his} esidence, Co a sine through the Destotise ng of the same days, at 7 waltz Carre, and all the 'new caring the term. Dr Christie’s article: diseases of nervous ori, D FURNITURE AND CLOTHING tlemen having tgp an paralysis, tic do- ta suc loreux, bronehit ures are uinde, ol} hope has gone, an physic and physicians have ee *gole Agency in New York, 182 Broadway. drog store has Christie’s genuine articles, but some keep worthless counterfeits. EW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINEST ris New York Academy of Medicine will celebrats ir a Tabernacle, on Wedue: aA 7 o'clock. The Reverend A Medical Profession of the ‘Che and les, and the public generally, are nd be delivered by Dz. JOHN W. FRAN, “Ff Cabra. Ee sTEWARI M.D) n 5 Wanuiam P. Bure. M.D, Becretary. nee SILUATION WANTED—By @ respectable married woman, as wet nurse, with a fresh breast of mil in some respectable 69 D Ladies can be attended to by jane street. N.B.—Job Gi ck ashe to any amount. TRIUMPH COOK STOVE —This celebrated stove a steam conductor, couveying the steam and tell, annoying to many. fromthe room wheu cooking. Iti affording a mild and healthfal warms It as juatthe rite Gotan me O tie cooking i a ents Children ander 19 yeara Doors open at 7; concert will commence yy be secured ‘on eprlicuion at the. Hal ‘OLLO ROOMS ¢ from Vienne, will KI |, KEPLER, Pianist the honor to eres a Penner: oe Roots of. "A TH OM. Higtns end Master¥, PHOMAD, Taos” ONLY NINE YEARS OF who, eink ert will ——" on the ue: Nos and 2 Gsckiag Stoves, eck alip und Dover street. al ee T. AYLOW, the celeprated Costumer, ap new assortment season. Orders elegant Eas pe wigs to mate be ‘Coutumes, orat oy ) pa Wve) INSTA “ANT x is far superior to land, a wenderful Good references given. call at No 196 17th street, between 7th and Sih avenuce, 5 ANTED—Several youog, honest, and intelligent and on. pat Re, Niad Concertante ay the Violin and Be Ber with Mr. terete ng young men, cach with i jcket oH “$1, to be had at the Music Stores, and at the door on the evening of the performance. oors open a 7; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock pre ely. n7 re & small amount of 8, one in each of the large Ube halk DYRSPATCHE LO: LIQUID HAIR DYE to mat one of the m vet oftred for coloring the Ws she wondertal Teatlity wick desired object, Tele the came: a BATCHELOR, No.3 Bottles fo INERVA ROOMS, No. 406 Broadway erand Canal recta The Coy es era Baa of SABbE HARM J.B. eel, iA Tich henor oN Wo. Hor Meee ot New teria ther eae their Fashionable Entertainments, cor ng wt Car tel incl Nov. 8th, and continu- , between Walk- Me w to leroel Lost 140 Neasan 8 protestant girl. Bald sagan and retail uagion to: bee wash, general housework — Best of city reference. Apply at Nor is City Hall Place, 4th story, front room. ANTED—Three Bilver Platers, to joi the a ork Rilver Plating Company, reapeatiaily aanounce to the Will give a series of Py r) OEARICAT, eas ae the ‘and radical cure of gonorrhasa, gleets, strictures, rges, irritation of the ki ys, and Lncorthea or or TO THEGLATEST MOMENT. BY ELECTRIC T EGRAPH: News from the South. Perensuuna, Nov. 7, 1847. ‘The mails have all been received from New Orleans Col, Vanallen, bearer of despatches to Gen. Taylor, | New Orleans for the Brazos. The Delta intimates that these despatches contain orders from the Cabinet to hold in check any parties making warlike demonstrations in the northern provinces of Mexico, and that fresh troops will be sent to Gen, Taylor. The steamship Narragansett, from New York for New Orleans, got ashore on the 23d ult., sixty-five milessouth of St. Augustine. She is supposed to be # total loss. Interments from yellow fever at New Orleans during the week, twenty: -three. Leave of Absence Granted to Gen, Taylor, dc. Wasninaton, Nov. 7, 1847. The Union says that the Adjutant General has re- ceived @ letter from Gen. Taylor, asking leave of ab- sence for six months, as his services at present were not wanted. Gen. Taylor expresses a desire to arrive at New Orleans on the Ist of December. In the mean- time, he will come to Matamoras and wait an answer. ‘The Union says that leave of absence was grauted. ‘The weather is cloudy, and a rain exp@ted. The President is complaining of a severe cold. Senator Dix hos arrived in town. Churches all full to-day, and the city lively Conviction of Doughty. Puttapenenia, Noy. 7, 1847. Doughty, who killed Cox in Camden, has been found | guilty of manslaughter. New Onreans, Oct, 81.—Cotton—The market con- tinued dull. The sales amounted to about 7,000 bales within a day or two, at the decline previ- ously noticed. The market closed on terms in favor ef buyers Flour exhibited no change, and small sales Illinois and Ohio were made at $4 75, and St. Louis City Mills were held at $5 a $525. Wheat—Ni les were reported. Corn—Sales of 10.006 bushels were made, consisting of new Western mixed, at 41a 460, Rye—No sales at 340, Tobacco continued dull; about 50 hh Ken- tuoky leaf sold on terms not understood. § was dull ‘at 5% for common, to 64 for prim folasses steady at lo. ree —Sales at 20c. Nothing of mo- ment in freights. ig bills, 43g @ 5d¢ it do on New York, ta 1i discount. unt. ‘Treasury motes par. Burrauo, Nov. 6, 1847.—The news by the Caledonia, received here last night by telegraph, and published in the papers fo-G6y. completely unsettled the markets.— Flour receded 18 to 25 cents P pond barrel, closing at $5 25 to $5 31. The receipts of produce are very Might for the season. The weather, now setting in cold, admonishes us of the approaching close of canal navigation. ES. Hantrorp, Conn, Nov. 6, 1847.--Our markets have not been affected by the steamer’s ne Business is brisk, in anticipation of the closing of t! ive SE S488 § PLATT, Auctioneer. piARDWARE AND CUTLERY AUCTION BSALE.—Jacob 8. Platt will sell, on wear iy jovembe: at lo ‘o’elock, at the auction room, No. &: eet, viz:—Birmingham Hardware and 4 ry cst mouse-hole steel lat anvils, nt faces Pie ¢ polishes ry lon. chains; ink trace chains; 10 casks 7°16 and 3¢ inch. “iron squares, iron and brass head fire pad locks, chest and till locks, ts, wrought iron ed tea trays and bread bas- me assorted table and pocke: Peeraait and black tip, white bone an cutlery, vies fvoey, oe Pasi, soith alse ahi Wreneh locke, Gat caress. “Alwo=Table early. imsets. ‘Alio—A large and general sasortment of carded cutlery. ‘Also—60 dozen long handleshovels. ‘Also—A general assortment of hardware aud cutlery. ‘Also—@ casks well assorted files aud rasps, in prime order, Gounsting of $00 doz. taper files, 200 doz. mill anw files, 136 doz. horse ray eral assortment of flat and nd Owing to importrnt tors rey pa, benefit by this company, in the remuneration o titled to ort ce privileges of the company, wii Silver and Brass Plating done well and cl Cali nt 294 Bowery. ESTING T' I FEIN ts tye s well known at all know that 9 25 cents. lock, ly, under the direct if o'clock precisely, under the direc anion of AR VOUMGSON. LAH BY THE AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTI- arember diy wt ee of Abernethy’s pills is the best guaran. success in curing all the above jes of gw days. one box is not otherwise obi brity d, their labor, and being ea-.| tY for wei ack aad poi complaints. Iu the fic effec vere) APOTHEC AR Price $1 per box. feo & MOSBY, Rader mre nf — D ments of fr a aio Grande of is Hi Ba an seta ence ree ekies otlieren to all points on the } ww Grleans—Mesars.t Lit.tanp, warty Ce. ONEY LENT The highest pric ‘and small sums on fi (~ wt ed Jewel iy nie y d, Altered and rey 2 ve.ug superior to AW Hiism soy ret near Persons received im private ofice by ringing the bell. 63 Broadway ~The tapendons Oratori: + may be had at the musie and boo! one shilling each, wi Cen: tickets at the stores will re: guage, Las Lael mbraced, raK01 KE I printed in large type, and fixed on the wall, s0 a2 to iperior ALCOHOL, eusble the scholar to leara without. book, ae verbs, ete. ath, Benefit fur ench se it interesting subjects. WHITE, BRANDY: Ax excellent article of Native Lmao fee te Cor- dials, Feat avs — lower price than. x ‘Front street, between Beekman and to TARENTS AND GUARDIANS —M moderate (mid My a Loh oe rience in teachin and ean refer to Aline si dollars 2d, Grammatical 31, Lecture for each scholar. F to assist toa French lecture epou F. RICHARD, 183 Broadway. undersigned was this day ek stolen Wavunl NEW ee SACRED MUBIC 8K ETY basa completed th onan = form for the first time in AUT 1ON.—The Desk of broken open, anda poc! the follow mg Notes, v: ed July 26, 47, at 4m Smee ahe has given general extisfuctior, | er wilom ci has beoa in ie habit of oatlus, for $675; «no & Co., Uct 10 ’47, at 4 months, for $600. notes in our favor, Lut uot yet endorsed 1a favor of Geo. Messeschmid, and by him eadorsed, Oct. 38, 747, fort morths, for $110;'a note of J. G. Moffet, sag sie, not eadorsed; aaa several part splendid ays part of in the Leys effective mene parts will be sustaine at iy 5, ras will be full and citeciv, and the orehestra will be more that of any previous performance f month. lusic.to the Herald office, shall be at re re oak FRERES BRANI ages of the sine wel ok the subscriber in France, ‘hatanett el eile Lafayette brands, pale and Saeed in hati, ‘quarter, and ‘Also" 15 quarter casks White Brandy, of superio® ttay: a similar characte: charagrecs in the Oratorio i ic rom Bordeaux 8 et ‘otes, as payments «f of ne value to any body bats he sub them will please send.to P bers, the person SEN BenRY _& MILLER, 68 Wooster it hal ast o'loek T abe hind at the umusie storess F. Nesbitt, comer "fo Wall-and he dooF on the evenin: ing members may ob aie #8 Canal Jeaning aud Hepaiving street, where vou can pet all g extracted witho on the most reas: ‘Also, in store, entitled to comentere;® fall assortment of che wit of varions vintages f from 1827 to 1$4s. Bs ae, pitch, tar, ulue asd pa soiling the cleth, at the shortest .otice aud 16 Gold street, 2 doors from Beekman st. 1PORT. T 4 0 EVERY AN NB—Then shest price pald for geallesson's lotto : FORA x a partvcalaly $0 to economi: Nasaau street, wishes td. ¢/ rior assorumeut of HOUSE, JOLLY CRS (poren- ot Painting aa Beulpt re, by joy Nt DEL ill open at Palmo’s Ope: 8, for the benefit 1 persons —-!OiLS House on Monday ot the ‘Washington Monu- mn, when. mle ps illustrated the choicest works ot the great masters in Fi Fersouifications every ey ‘du larg see descriptive programme each eveniny Adimission—Dress Circle and ‘Gentleman: 75 cents. et secured atthe box office from 10 x. pen at half-past 6. Personific half “past? o'clock. EW YORK ANATOMICAL GALLERY—We pleased to know that this interesting and high!y impo ution, located at the corner of the and ¥ eet, isin a most flourishing condition te visiting it, and come away well catalogue of the vi '3 DURING THE sus) ON, 1847-48. —By » Lots of 50 hy pe 200 11 Lots of 200 iy. Ged athe wg the reek: For partieu- cme they Possess a still geonter lows t tuey, will ba sold at an advance of oal e for yoursel at . Established 162% ‘To Albany... $i 00 ERCIAL. AGENCY he undensigued will attend to r of Notes and Actounts te the Harate, the Purchats of Produce, I amt 4 lerehnudize, and of Sagi Bute of ‘Texas, efi We have received jous collections, embracing fifty-two itself forms a valuable treatise on Ani oe eNOS ba hays C sasaaaieti. 20) 62 FARALLE airs & Co., Me & bake BugarT: at PINTEUX'S SALOU. (0. 307 Broadway— bey pitt every evexie Choruses, Overt S75. 375 ‘ells do not miasianey to bat will forward them to Messrs. Li at Buffalo, whose fine extends (by |, Re eet ateraperned with hauphable Conundrums, &e.,and make their eatextamments perfectly chaste nnd gent Rit IVING WILD BEASTS. Menagerie, open three d* and Meme hy Hos. John Mi Ki ins 1 Pi PDE Walter Be an & Co. ‘York pao hold themselves responsible only jessrs. Raymond, & ¢ = INSURANCE COMPANY, arauce against Fire and Inland pared to make insure elling houses, ware- neral, Koods, wares and werchandise of personal property, and on risks of trans iid eertarton: ThomasW Thorne, Jobn J Herrick, 4, Van Boskerck, Iuable or livht and balky ‘outract only. Giasa and glass ware de destined for places off the line of of Baffalo will be delivered to other expr modes of conveyance between those places (unless otherwise ibility on our part ceases on delivery LIVINGSTON [3 i jonger, phoadsy, ‘Tuesday, ordered), and all r of the property as above Martin Hofftnan, Wm. Van Wels John D. Ward, .C. Peal Id, the utmost tact and for tase of mind, attempted in this city. Doors daily open from 10 A. M.to 4P.M., and fom C to Ay At M. Performances to take place at 11'A. we most splendid assortment of Metallic Hubber Overshoes ever offered in this city may he found, at wholesale J retail, at ihe Goodyear abber Warehonse, 100 Broad wi ite Trinity Church, between Piae and THOMAS" W. THORNE, President. WC. Kettoaa, Secret eT Ti ‘ie capital itn is now fall, and with WALNUT ETRE ha eae a lack, SreeSeventy night of Mire orrest y% 20M an ¥aon ail etreet, opponite te. Merehantsxehan 9 Geoet This" tm hg ming vet a on “rrehouses, sender waren and inoreleedlan” asd Story perty. Losses correctly and promptly adjucted and pait. Woodruff, B.R. J *gheon, M.D. asoye ANGLING, DYING AND RCOURL NG jal! styies, New ‘cinco Pi htos IER, tor of this establishment eek Forrester, Marianne, Mrs. le any i the HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIVE — Gillman, 0 7 , induces him to I increase every day. re always moderate. —The greatest care ‘old and silver, aud everything "lating tard fil lo (opm oes and Pisew alee ke. Also— Id dane Also—’ ightly maged. | to be sold for cash, for account Ca wi it esd come N. B.—Ast! ill be peremptory, of dealers ma the city and beret Gan bave cataloguesby send: tng 20. the om room the morning previous. ONY, J. BLEECK, a etioneer—REAL ES ATE, tADISON saudn saositive sale of 66 sory valuable Lots ‘most impreving part of the city, in Soe vicinity of Madison Square.—On Tuesday sie vember oth, will be sold, by Anthony J- Bleeker, at he. , ner very desirable Lots, well situ- and ‘ist streets,and west of “Shee Terms liberal, and raade ka known at the sale, HALLETT, 54 Wall st 023,26, se CENTREVILLE COURSE TROTTING—The great trotting mateh, two mile heats, in hamess, for 1000 sside, will come off on Monday the 8th, at 2 o'clock, P. M. uff name +b. g. Ri ind, to a skelton wagon. heats, best 3 in 5, in harness. ’ be oh Post ms Boy. nam‘ H. ruff “tit, ‘Bob. J.,Whelpley names. lodesty. JOEL ugha Proprietor, ‘The cars will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the arluts'ck ald pacts: sud avant the. tereiaation ob te port to bring the attendents back to town. Atie WANTED—A pair of jet black and a pair of pearl white Horses. Also, a dappled or iron grey saddle Horse (dappled Breterred): ‘These horses rt 11 manes and tai ‘be perfectly sound, der 5or7 years old. Aj inary Surgeon , 131 Chry: or of WM. Ry 4,6.8,9 ri ey ly to JOHN FOR SALE. Horses, 16% h Appl: tab! z GTatprivate sa'e) the entire stock of the Lafayette emaking. Oats were dull | INTSLLIGENGE BY THE MAILS, aaa wi Nov. 6, 1647, The recent News Contradictory—The Future Policy of the Government— Sentiment in the Cabinet. No despatches were received from the headquarters of the army by last night’s mail, nor hes government been pvt in possession of any information further then that furnished in the New Orleans papers. The news is somewhat contradictory. Advices from the city of Merico are said to have reached up to the 7th ult.— nine days later than previous intelligence. It is sald that a quorum of Congress bad failed to attend at Que- Tetaro on the day designated for its meeting. If this be true, that body could have taken no legislative action, and yet it is said that the decree appointing Pena y Pena Provisional President, has been revoked, What decree and by whom revoked? Sante Anna's decree was re garded as nugstory, and it is not probable Pema y Pena has taken the trouble to revoke it. Santa Anna himseli is powerless to do #0 legally. Congress could not have revoked it, becauss no vote conii have been token with- out a quorum. It is also said that the Mexican govern- ment has made the most satisfactory (to itagif) arrange ment with the diplomatic corps. If so, it must have been Pens y Pens that has brought about this arrange- ment, for there is no information tending to show that Sante Anna was in the neighborhood of Quevataro, muoh less filling the funotions of President there. This news, then, is not much to be relied upon, with the exception of the reiteration of the statement that the hostile fevling of the people is unabated. There can be little doubt of this fact, as regards the population along the line of country through which our army has penetrated. It is extremeiy unfortu nate that the administration is without official in- | formation from General Soott. No resolution can betaken until that information shall be received; and it will be still more uufortumate, if no despatohes arrive before the meeting of Congress. It is soarcely possible | however, they;can be delayed so long; but if-they should be, the recommendations of the President in bis annual message must necessarily be conditional, or, what is worse, he will be able to make no recommendation at all, as to the policy te be pursued towards Mexieo. The subject is talked of at every meeting of the cabloet; but no conclusion has as yet been, formally arrived at, nor, as have suid before, will amy determination be made, until the receipt of despatches from Gen. Scott. The next authentic intelligonce we shall receive will be, im alt probability, by the British courier. The news through this medium may be expected this “day week, It will be twenty-one days later than that received yesterday. The inquietude of the publio mind, as tothe future Policy to be pursued towards Mexico, is greatly augment od by the absence of such information from the General - in-Chief of the army, as would justify the adoption by the government of some definite policy, and by the peo- ple of some settled opinion as to what that policy should be. Had information of such a character been re- ceived after the fall of the capital, the whole coun- try would have at once made up its decision, and the government, as in duty bound, would have bow- ed tothat decision as expressed through the independent press. The members of the administretion are but the servants of the people, aud they would have felt oon- strained to carry into effect the will of the people, whether it consorted with their own views or not—but a6 it is, neither the government nor the peoplehave been able to arrive at any satisfactory conclusion from the in- formation laid before them. This is certainly unfortu- nate, for many reasons; but it may, nevertheless “lead to good results, as both government and people will have time for calm reflection upon the vital question that is soon to agitate the country. Of the aix men composing the oabinet, there are not, I believe, two—certainly not more than two—who will shrink from the responsibility of subjugating all Mexico, should her government con- tinue to make war upon us. | am persuaded that those of the cabinet who are most firmly convinced that the absorption of all Mexico will become « political meces- sity from which the United States cannot escape, are, nevertheless, far from desiring that such a necessity should occur ;, and such ere also the sentiments most of those members of Congress whose recent arrival here has enabled me to become acquainted with their views on the subject. But I must sey,that notwithstanding no resolution has, as yet, been adopted by the cabinet, yet whatever may be the complexion of General Scott's information, the President will recommend to Congress the adoption of such measures as will leave the government at liberty to make peace within s reasonable time, should Mexico desire it, and at the same time, will not prevent the adop- tion of future measures for the oceupation of the whole country, should such « policy become necessary. This intention of the President cannot be affected by any in- telligence from Mexico, except reliable information that peace is at hand—a contingency mot likely to occur. GALVIENSIS bie inaton, Nov. 6, 1847, Court met agreeably to Bola! Before the record of Ehren was taken up to be read, President Brooke adj: ‘the court over te Mon- day, in consideration of intelligence received of the death ‘at Point Isabel, of Brevet Captain Wm. H. Churebill, of | 3d artillery, son of Col. Churehill, ‘one ofthe members of the court. Capt. Charchill died on the 19th of October, of yellow fever. He graduated at West Point in 1840, and wan breveted captain for his good conduct at Ressoa dels Palma, or the Fauques dei Mamirino, in charge of the heavy guns. It will bo seen by the correspondence of Col. Benton and Mr. Jones, counsel for Lt. Col, Fremont, with the war department, in this mornin; Intelligencer, that tald counsel intend to leave mo stone unturned-—no fact | unexamined—no proof accessible uncalled for—no of- ficial acta, letters, or papers, in the premises, unpro- duced. This correspondence is of great value in the il- tustration of the course which the counsel for the ac. tab lowery, comprising large number of valuable specsked harnes: ke ke. maaner and doin splendi ce ‘a profited tables are two stories x high S00 feet front, extend Bowery to Lafayette Place. hey contain about 80 rom ia, are in perlee is ‘The above estab! the advantages of be! location in the city, w large and respectabl For further particular ply toJohn Van Buskirk, , 267 10th street. #10 IOHN VAN BUSKIRK, Assignee. THE sia OT OF SINGING. Antwerp. "i 400 German Canary Birds, decidedly the best song | birds ever impor jell Water Bubble, T'yrolieane 0 long breed Canaries from Frauce and Belgium, wariaut - ed pure breed, : wi htingales in best health and song. Whiaritg Si Starlings. ch sing peifect taues. je i pa pair Silver Phespents Al in fine condition, and will be sold at mo- were selected by the importers in Ger- any, m, especially, {9 market. He wy, sree ts for safe at the store 152 William st, between alton and Aun streets, Wem CHARLES REICHE. Mott street, oes or stand in Canal street, to tipad in trade. NOD Rarme of every acactiption and price foranle or trade, Bail \ sale, and mm md loaned to improve. 000 rd | tevlonm at. 6. 030 und’ 7b ‘Apply to A AARWGRANT & SON, treet, "Xnctione re an Estate Brokers. ANG FORTES—G. F. HOLMES, No. ue, has on Lan ip goods suprly of wood an bar cae Sansigare swith all. i re nud the toilets a eee A large fovol A a rood for any kind ie AY. 1 wrappers. and 6 will find 12 to ti eco, before purchs . Davison, po of 10 tons damaged was made by auc- | iy MOBES TUCKER, _fieo, T. Hore. % AGUERIIANS | MATT OHN ROACH, Opsicia very ‘artic sf fhe sate alas i denn onrt COD. HARVEY, an + Chairman of the United States The Board meet at 74 Wall street every Wepwespay, for and Krenr, medical e: + attendance Daily at th ) ‘“Ewann T. Ricnanpson, Rene, Se pamphlet zZ $2. Nee street, f the Shee qnelity ma Triple Compound of ucing quick pictures of fine white he best operators, a few of whose m preparation, and recom- am ie, wre hres ofthe kind in ase:— AND FORU! Lak MUSIC A ND PIANO: M Warehouse, 201 Brea of the musical world to his rss ved; alno valuable pi notaries, musical instruments of every description, and musc- eal merchandise, at retail or wholesale, Among the miny new music publieations, is No. 5 (for No- vember) of * Beanties of the Ferd con’aining all of Jenvy a ben 's most favente ban the transaction of b may, Tavltas' che ae Dy (fee-paid by the LA rates, | st of Directors Office, 74 Wall street or the Udited States and Bri LEANDER IT Al United States and B. 1847. pirces ce magic, i isi sepia compris nk t a far 50 1,2, 3, and Published monthly. * likewise other new dauces, from thenew performing at the Broadway Theatre, Beautfaly ere New York, Nov Montreal ; i "0, , Soyjnafie |, Connecticut; and. Bri “nS Siw in 12 rre_ 4.al ie subset pajama, 95 per year, IUBKRKOTY Peon AEND Ewe “Appara . tedneed Prices.-Half size 'T' bes at Poe Alsoe Places, Cases, Chosen ls “* Giselle, or Lid Night Dancers,” grand opera, jar so Holy pot of Early Days,” as sung by Madame Bi- sein composed by Walter Maynar The Semmembulist Song.” as sung by Jenny Lind, com ‘This song is beautifully embel Seana ere ee pom tof the rity, The lease of the the . For further particulars apply posed by Charles Jefferys th MAC DONALD in the market. Soma sales to meet ao- | rn erfielde 39 Wine 090 6tin® mSaMTh he Pilgrim Harper,” composed by Stephen Masnett, writ: ten nt y Samuel Lover. Lomout of the Blind Orphan Girl,” composed by Brad- ve her eanse,” componed by Anstin Phillips. anre aud Harvéet Dance of the Vienuoise children, WJ ATIONAL BOOK Exo Cay lannpens A f fhand Books and entions vill be Ii try may depend apon er sen ing bn ie ten oa is Lp gy of 102 Naw oF $2,000.—Three or more persons with this amount of cash capital to form a company to Jon A manufaoturing busines mgood tia Anew business which can be oogneetee with the san ies done to the amouat of one hundred thousand dol The mannfactaring yi PASSENGERS per packer New Orleans, will please be Wharf, foot of Wall street, this th, ac IZ o’elock M a al in nine. lars par anwum, i “Pala ‘Alto Triumphant,” dedicated to the late Major Ring- you'll not forget me,” from the opera of the “Giselle, To THE LAVIES ERT NEW YORK.—Wm, Seott & Co j attention to the’ the most popular airs frigant Miletly confidential. Lower Post Office. Tizea, marches guitar musje. &e. &c, Nii rehuned nt ths sualliehment Se warranted in rad can be exchanged if found other i "Phalenste or retail orders from every part of the United WLING SALOON FOR eight alleys, bar fixtures cent Bowl Le i a Pee ceay toate ae modations, apply on boars street, 01 1 ranted in every respect. Old T aud repairing doi iLROAD LINE ‘BE’ Lal Lhd BAERGA ALBANY, for ek coupeetion with the Albany tora Railroads, to Buffalo and intermediate places on and ai? Kid mon NEW, JE JERSEY, CHESTER, Furey. ‘Albany dail Bindaye exoepied, © | yest thte evemug can be delivered in road the next morning. ts the facilities or despatch offered by the ftaitvoad Line to merchants and others desiring their g at the earliest possible moment. ices a ade, saat at Cc nt, 144 Greenwich Outs TE. nae Pier, zat W. HARCOU! bin, 24 cabin'and steerage paseemgers, are ‘aneanalled by any sinpin port Beraons avout going to New Orfeais, wowla de well to examine this beautiful sh oe sto thet Cogaging tisewhere for parnge, which wifi beat very low ren Air on ye ship, of Dor sis OHERN &cO pa arr 180 Bonth atree t, corm M at whi J time the nd ver can be had b ne iP ving on board, or at the offies g i PSOE LIN. 34 Bouth street EW. ORCEANS—Lor # of Packets-Very red for thursday, Now packet bark GENESE, Mad will posttively sail as above, her handsome furnished accom. Queene wharf, foot of Wail or Treight or 0, by Stites or elvemhere, attended to with ie reed hy | Patch, by addressing nd WThSR Mais" h are o prea ar very in modern style and is re ibe preatent cate care wad dise Broedvey. near St. Paul’s rohatch. pened manner, the Kel pie fil be found e feral on on deviation in prices. nto Sou:h at entirely no, freige will be ‘teoctved "en boerd uiter tnd Indies’ saddie do, carringes | fentlemen's and ladies | piace, will be sold the good will of | last. in California, in which Lieut. Col. Fremont wi thereof, | and with him rests tl which can constantly be filled with livery horses. The pre- | all the most desirable notes, | tons, was the | with death, snd only | elaion of the court. The issue is, therefore, an issue of teeth | ed them to the letter.and his conduct was cused mean to pursue in the defence, On the other hand, the testimony of Gen. Kearny, articularly in reference to the conversation bet imself and Lieut. Col. Fremont, on the 17th J. pear us proposing terms for the gubernatorial in itself, and by itself, makes out strong = | sgainat the accused. But Com. Stoekton is expec: testimony copalusive of the ja oe ‘@ believe that the testimony of ily be invalidated. He is pro verbial in the army as an unimpeachable soldier. Still | tho rebutting evidence of Com. Stookten will ge to show, mistake not, that he, and not Fremont, is the officer maible for the exercise of authority assumed by ment of the court. jen. Kearny cannot | Fremont in disregard of the remonstrances of Gon. DB ever im: | ported, uow landing from the ship May flower, from | Kearny; and the issue, we suppose, will rest upon this int.” In the conflict of el sooo to phe nan Jurisdiction California, toler i orders and instrue- atita clneer, Bastion or Kearny’ Mutiny is high orime, o capital offence, punishable reducible to coshlering by the de- life or death to Fremont. Mejor fa Hage oCalieraie tanta of tae | Mermon ya im OF under | rank of Lieut, Colonel, arrived. th tows thie Sieemiag, ce a witness for the United States, We understand his testimony will be important and peculiar. He speaks well of his Mormen troops. As the court has admitted its want of jurisdiction in the premises, we shall exercise the discretion of a pretty full statement of the case, from dey to day, God permit- ting. “Wasninarton, Nov. 6, 1847. New Mexico and Califor: Enough known to settle the authority of the Civil Governments established in those Countries—Facts and Public Documents coming out. ‘The trial of Lieut. Col. Fremont has brought out al ready, many important facts in reference to the late civico-military operations tm these good-for-nothing ter- ritories, (saving, always, the bay of San Francisco.) When Gen. Kearny proclaimed his “glad tidings of great joy,” tothe half naked mongrels of New Mexico ; | when he baptized them under the “ster spangled ban- ner,’ as citizens of the United States; when he stood on the tops of their mud houses and announced their adop- tion into the great family of the Yankees, « townful of copper-skins ; at atime when be issued his prenuncia- mentoes of liberation to the greasers of Santa Fe; when he drew up « civil code, and erected a territorial govern- ment for country claimed by Texas to bes part of that State, but over « population that no Texan had ever seen, say prisoner of war, we all theught, in this part of the country, that the General was acting beyond’ the margin of his striot instructions. The “pub. doo t brought out in this Fremont investigation, shows tha Gen. Kearny acted under orders—that he obey | anit deserved to be; ‘and we shall doubtless learn s great ‘al more on bento oe ee ee A few poor vacheroes on manga of Del ir wild ians, with « lot of zy balf-breed Mexicans in California, owe us ternal Great deserts had to be crossed them; but they believed not that the warlike array of Gel . Kearny would be for a mission of oe, and they demurred to his good offices—wo he them Into sub- mission, and, at the point of the bayonet, prociaimed these degraded an: and miserable barbarians, “ free and ac- cepted” citizens of the Wnited States; and all this un- der instructions from the War Department. The War Department instructed Gen. Kearny to reduce the peo- ple by arms to liberty—-then to swear them in—then to make @ government tor them—and then to awhile to see how the wretched [aay oI took the ‘itable jption—and then to come hi ‘The journey of Gulliver to the ae te aa. ventures of Sinbad, the sailor—the fur bubble—the Yazoo speculation, were al + va th cg Asent in) Now Oslean Mt Wiliam Creevy, who wil! le: oF a My oods to jis address, ical things compared with oru- po ge nage yl. yoloanic tevnitina of New